Three Teen-Age Girls Die In Lorton Fire
In Lorton Virginia three 15 year old girls Patricia and Ennis Mable L Ennis and Mira Charlotte Jencks died in a house fire. Five others escaped including their father Willian C Ennis brothers Vernon 22 and Clarence 32 and Clarence's baby Cindy Ennis. Fire officials cite an overloaded electrical circuit as a possible cause. rescuers arrived as the house burned with two other adults aiding.
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George A. Alexander
Clarence
Vernon
Jencks
Jenks
Cindy
Ennis
Veron
Lorton
Gunston
Mount Vernon
Austin Boab
Two Admit To Raping Woman Found Slain
CHARDON Ohio AP two men Andrey Pavlisin and Ronald Jenkins both 22 and recent high school graduates confessed to raping Norma Jean Burns before her strangling death. Geauga County Sheriff Louis Rabusky said he would press for more details as four others from Newbury Township were booked in the murder investigation. Burns, a Baltimore divorcee, was last seen being forced into a car and her body found four days later after an autopsy ruled the cause of death strangulation. The Clarkes, for whom Burns babysat, reported her ill and injured from a Maryland traffic crash in which her infant daughters died.
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Chardon
Ohio
Femn
Newbury Township
Ivy
Norma Jean Burns
Baltimore
Geauga County
Louis
Rabusky
Andrey
Burns Io
Cuyahoga County
Samuel KH. Ger- Wer
McCarney Sentenced to One Year for Assault Case
Traymond McCarney, 24, was sentenced to one year in Chanel Institution for Men after a circuit court conviction for aggravated assault. He had waved a shotgun at city police during a call to his apartment and faced earlier acquittals on related charges. A companion, John Kefauver, testified at the trial.
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Traymond
MeCarney
George Sr
Chanel Institution
Junge DK. Mclaughlin
McCarney
Harley Snyder
Snyder
John Kefauver
E. Franklin
City Couple Hospitalized In Fla Crash
A Florida couple, Newman and Jessie Mann Newman, both injured in a July accident near Vero Beach, were hospitalized at Tidlah River Memorial Hospital after their car, en route to Fort Lauderdale for a two week vacation, was struck by a milk truck. Newman suffered a broken knee cap and 82 stitches, while Mrs Newman sustained leg injuries. His leg is expected to remain in a cast for about two weeks.
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Wate
Jessie
Mann Newman
Franklin' St
Tidlah River Memorial Hospital
Vero Beach
Fla
Newnats
Ft. Laudeerdale
Groom-To-Be Dies In Crash Near SLOUMPLSSD
A Birmingham man died and his fiance was injured in a car crash four hours before their wedding in Birmingham. Raymond Zelusberg was killed while Betty Meggs, 23, of Pontiac, was hurt. The couple had planned to marry Monday.
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Mich
Raymond Zelusberg
Flis
Betty Meggs
Pontiac
Wreckage Found From United Arab Airlines Comet Crash
Indian navy ships reported submerged fuselage of the United Arab Airlines Comet located at the ocean bottom west of Bombay after it crashed in the Arabian Sea Sunday with 63 lives lost. Eight bodies had been recovered. three more pulled from the sea. The plane was en route from Yakut to Cairo when it plunged.
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India
United Arab Airlines
Arabian Sea
Yakyo
Cairo
Washington
Athens
Canada
Treasury
Death of Frost Jack Frost at Washington County Hospital
Local death notices report Frost Jack Frost of Wo burn Manor Nursing Home Downsville died after a long illness at Washington County Hospital on Saturday morning. Born in Michigan he was the son of the late Alfred and Allen Frost and had lived in Washington County most of his life. He was the last surviving member of his family. The body was taken to the Cottman Funeral Home for services today at 2 PM with Rev Nelson Breimer officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Jack Frost
Woburn Manor
Downsville
Washingtor
Michigan
Alfred and
Allen Frost
Washington County
Cottman Funeral Home
Pan
Ruse Hii
Lumber Co Executive Dies At 84 In Hagerstown
Conrad Hausrath longtime lumber executive and director at Thorne Lumber Co based in Martinsburg dies at 9 am at 91 Oak Hill Avenue age 84 after five months illness. He directed Dixie Lumber Co Hagerstown and Dixie Millwork Co and served 28 years on Hagerstown Trust Co. Born in Germany he lived in the United States since youth and belonged to Trinity Lutheran Church and Friership Lodge AF and AM. Funeral Thursday at Rouzer Funeral Home with burial at Reet Haven Cemetery. friends may visit Wednesday evening.
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Oak Hil Avenue
Hausrath
Thorne Lumber Company
Martinsburg
Dixie Lumber Company
Hagersown
Qe Dixie Millwork Company
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Trust Company
Trinity Lutheran Church
Seyear
Friership Lodge
Af&am
Death notices and obituaries from Hyndman and Williamsport areas
Multiple death notices and funeral details. Olive May Reid of Pinesburg dies at 72 after a sudden illness. she was widow of Ernest H. Reid and mother to Paul C. Reid, Bruce D. Reid, and several daughters. Services set at Leal Funeral Home Williamsport with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. Also reports on the death of Rest Griffith of Randallstown with funeral arrangements in Frostburg Eckhart cemetery. Additional lines list surviving relatives and funeral home details for Hyndman and nearby communities.
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Olive M. Reid
Pinesburg
Ernest H. Reid
Finesburg
Melvin and
Margaret Ann Flora
Williamsport
Paul C. Reid
Clear Speing
Rome
Bruce D. Reid
Hig Spring
Lolita M. Staley
Edward P. Heinge
Green Lawn Cemery
Forrest F. Griffith
Cool Night Is Forecast For County
Weather bulletin notes cooler tonight with fair skies and slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow and Thursday. Bridgeport reported a high of 93 before a midafternoon storm, then 65 overnight. Boonsboro reached 88, and the day produced 0.34 inch plus 0.49 inch, totaling 0.79 inch. Boonsboro 0.70 inch. Month totals show Bridgeport 2.12 inches, Boonsboro 2.88 inches versus averages of 3.42 inches.
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Bridgeport
Boonshora
Boonsbora
Heidgeport
Boonsboro
Three Injured In Auto Taxi Collision At Howard and Maryland
Three people were injured this morning when a car collided with a taxicab at the Howard Street Maryland Avenue intersection. The injured are Jances M Broadway 33 of 949 Maryland Ave driver of the car William H Smith 37 driver of the taxi and Shirley Ann Ree ly 26 a passenger in the cab They were treated at Washington County Hospital Broadway said he stopped at a yellow light and proceeded after checking both ways. He struck the taxi and the car ran over the curb. Olivery FL 2 Phil charged
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Maryland Ave
William H. Smith
Shirley Ann Reely
Washington County Hospital
Olivery FL
Phil
Ex-President Frondizi Seen Set for Early Release
Labor leaders who met with President Jose Maria Guida in Buenos Aires report the government plans to free former president Arturo Frondizi from prison soon. Frondizi has been imprisoned since the regime change earlier this year. The leaders conveyed optimism about the clemency move amid ongoing political flux in Argentina.
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Argéntina
Jose Maria Guida
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Red Haven
Guide
Windec
Kellen Twis & Son
Caydawn
Adv
Couple Fosters Eighteen Children Under Welfare Plan
Ira and Ida Kaetzel of Gapland have cared for 38 foster children over ten years with no twins among them. The Kaetzels are longtime foster parents under Washington County Welfare Department. Currently they have four foster children in residence, ages two to twelve, while their own son Gary is sixteen. The welfare program aims to place children with relatives or in foster homes as needed, often taking longer than six months to transition a child back to their home.
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Ira Lee Kaetzel
Gapland
Renaweeny - Tt
Kuetzels
Washington
Toten
Sweet Fant County
Department of Welfare
Petter Wi Atte Lees
Welfare Department
Gary
Flong
Waetzel
Kaetzel
St Maria students study journalism and court case notes
Five junior students from St Maria Goretti High School joined a four week journalism course at The Catholic University of America in Washington DC. In a separate city court, Ralph J Cures, 41, of 238 Sun Reli High School pleaded guilty to two assault charges against his wife and daughter, receiving 60 days in county jail. Magistrate James Strine sentenced him to 30 days for each count.
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Ralph J. Cures
Sunreli High School
Catholic University of Land
America
Washington, D.C
Washington County
Judy Rulewich
James Stine
San Satchet
Eileen Kelliher
Chad Molloy
David Guiley
Curry
Ta Wile
the United
Versity
Newspa
Strine
Towaysime
Santa Maria
Panant Gmc
City Motorist In Collision Near Harmony Rd
Leonidas S. Shenk, 73, of 400 Virginia Ave, a former city sanitary inspector, was involved in a collision on Harmony Rd near Frederick. Maynard Pisher, 49, of Myersville, had stopped to make a turn when Shenk rammed the back of his vehicle. Shenk was charged with failing to reduce speed to avoid a collision by Trooper Robert L. McAfee.
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Leonidas S. Shenk
Virginia Ave
Harmony Re
Frederick
Maynard Pisher
Myersville
Shenk
Fisher
Robert L. McAfee
Lower Phone Rate Debate Sparks Cambridge Tensions
In Cambridge, new long distance rates lift restrictions on calls after 9 p.m. amid racial tensions and demonstrations. Officials report no major change in local calling patterns, while demonstrations and integration efforts continue, with residents voting on a charter amendment guaranteeing equal service for Negro patrons.
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Biel
Wall Street Journal
Elmer Bright
Washington
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Jenee, Jr
Chesapeake and Potomac
National Guard
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Serment
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Maloneetington
Robert F
Thelchester
Public Housing
Anc
Maryland Man Confesses To Fatal Beating
A former Maryland mental patient Marvin Robaire, 20, confessed to killing Marjorie Newton, 43, in a Buena California motel with a four inch piece of wood during a burglary. He reenacted the July 16 incident and said he came to Newton’s room to search for money to fund a hospital visit, citing loneliness for friends there. Robaire was arrested in Cumberland, Maryland, and later returned to Buena Vista, California, where he faces burglary charges as the investigation continues.
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Roseda
Los Angeles
Robaire
Cumberand
Lounsbury
Maryland
Newton
Cumberland
Huena Vista
Califor
Nia Austrorligs
Joint Session on City County Health Expenses
A joint meeting of the Mayor and Council and the Board of County Commissioners will discuss how Washington County may gradually take over city financial support for the Health Department. Dr D Crosty Citeene, county health officer, says Dr Perry Prather, State Health Commissioner, and staff will attend. The session, aimed at Health Department offices, will be held September 17.
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Counsell
Board of County Commissioners
D. Crosty Citeene
Comity. Shealth
Perry Prather
Health Department
Rain Helps Crops and City Water Supply Good
Rain improves crops and fruit and eases city water supply concerns. Richard C Willson, city water commissioner, notes record water use last Friday totaling 9,472,001 gallons, with about a million for lawn sprinkling. Afternoon demand drops as large users pause for lawn watering. usual sprinkler hours 6 to 9. Even with prior dry spells, the supply was sound, and the department plans gradual cuts from mountain sources. Current mountain contribution exceeds two and a half million gallons daily, with 73 million gallons in mountain reserve as the reserve steadily declines.
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Wish City Water Commissioner
Willson
Jwater Department
Smithsbing
West End
Baltimore Gl Tells Story Of Ambush By Korean Reds
AP dispatch from ASCOM CITY Korea describes a U S Army jeep ambush in the North Korean zone. Pvt David A Seiler and PFC Charles Foster were wounded during a stakeout on a road, Foster sustaining a lung injury and back wound while the jeep was hit by grenades and machine gun fire. Foster, 26 and married, is being treated as doctors assess the extent of damage and potential recovery. Col Harold Hamit and Lt Col Harold Hamit comment on evacuations and injuries as the unit returns to safety after the attack.
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Korea
MG Valley
Calif
Hamil
Guin
Tyo Igisi
Ascoma
PRC
William L. Foster
Baltimore
First Cavalry Division
Foster
David A. Seiler
Theresa
Charles T. Foster
Dessart IM
Drexel Hill
Hamit
Dancing Nightly Exscept Monday at Wayside Tun
Nightly entertainment features Andy Birmingham on piano and organ with excellent food and mixed drinks in an air conditioned venue at Wayside Tun. The ad notes dancing nightly except Monday and promotes the establishment run by Ady.
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Andy Birmingham
Tun
Ady
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